Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Graeme Dell (April 8, 1964-) was employed as The Football Association's national futsal coach and has been in that position since the FA started its futsal programme in 2003, when he led the first ever England futsal team in the 2004 UEFA Futsal Championships. Dell led England in 51 international futsal matches, including the 2006 UEFA Futsal Championship and the 2008 FIFA Futsal World Cup, before he stepped down on March 25, 2008."@en }
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- Graeme_Dell abstract "Graeme Dell (April 8, 1964-) was employed as The Football Association's national futsal coach and has been in that position since the FA started its futsal programme in 2003, when he led the first ever England futsal team in the 2004 UEFA Futsal Championships. Dell led England in 51 international futsal matches, including the 2006 UEFA Futsal Championship and the 2008 FIFA Futsal World Cup, before he stepped down on March 25, 2008.".
- Q5592246 abstract "Graeme Dell (April 8, 1964-) was employed as The Football Association's national futsal coach and has been in that position since the FA started its futsal programme in 2003, when he led the first ever England futsal team in the 2004 UEFA Futsal Championships. Dell led England in 51 international futsal matches, including the 2006 UEFA Futsal Championship and the 2008 FIFA Futsal World Cup, before he stepped down on March 25, 2008.".
- Graeme_Dell comment "Graeme Dell (April 8, 1964-) was employed as The Football Association's national futsal coach and has been in that position since the FA started its futsal programme in 2003, when he led the first ever England futsal team in the 2004 UEFA Futsal Championships. Dell led England in 51 international futsal matches, including the 2006 UEFA Futsal Championship and the 2008 FIFA Futsal World Cup, before he stepped down on March 25, 2008.".
- Q5592246 comment "Graeme Dell (April 8, 1964-) was employed as The Football Association's national futsal coach and has been in that position since the FA started its futsal programme in 2003, when he led the first ever England futsal team in the 2004 UEFA Futsal Championships. Dell led England in 51 international futsal matches, including the 2006 UEFA Futsal Championship and the 2008 FIFA Futsal World Cup, before he stepped down on March 25, 2008.".